Steve Smith Podcast

George Grant is here as he works toward re-election for his seat (Sunapee & Springfield).  We talk about how this past term has been, thoughts on Concord, his take on the County spending, school spending, Question #2 on the ballot, Sunapee & Springfield voters and more

Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about things that have been happening recently, the missing elderly woman found in Lebanon, Halloween times, Winter Parking Ban, and more.

Jeff Kessler (D-Newport) is here as we talk about his run for NH House, his history in public elected service, his thoughts on being a Selectman & how that benefits him if elected to the State House, school funding, property taxes, and lots more.

Current City Councilor and candidate for State Rep, Chris Cogswell (D-Claremont) is here as we talk about running for office, politicans not knowing what really happens when they vote for something, taxing big business and the rich, the racetrack in Claremont, and lots more.

Derek Tremblay is here from Mt Royal Academy with Wesley Becklo, Humanities teacher at Mt Royal.  We talk about the upcoming production of "Much Ado About Nothing" with the Knights Theater at the Newport Opera House, lots of William Shakespeare talk, does Shakespeare pair itself well with Christianity, books that are banned, and lots more.

Joe Osgood is here as we talk about going to bed early, political advertising, interviewing different candidates, fenceviewer in towns, and lots of other stuff.

From the Willey Perra Christmas Giving Program, Brittany Hamel and Tammy Hamel are here talking about the timeline / deadlines for sign up, toy collection and more.  We discuss the new "Silver Bells" senior citizen program, how Willey Perra Christmas Giving Program works, it's history and lots more.

Heidi North from Faith River Church is here as we talk about the Faith and Freedom Festival on Saturday, Oct 24th from Noon - 5 in Newport.  Free food, free games, free fun, on a beautiful day. 

Incumbant Hope Damon (D-Croydon) is here as we discuss her bid for reelection, things she is most proud of over the past 2 years in Concord, helping out the 9 communities she serves, school funding, supporting legalization of marijuana in New Hampshire, and lots more.

Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Wayne selling one of his project cars, the new Tesla flying car, Wayne dislikes electric cars, the end of the cruise season and a whole bunch more.

Sam Deering  (D-Washington) is here talking about his campaign for State Representative in teh 9 town district, his background, why he joined the Navy, why he and his partner moved to New Hampshire, lowering property taxes, AI data centers in New Hampshire, and more.

Karen Harker and Kerry Rochford Hague are here as we talk about Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Center For Safer Communities (formerly Turning Points Network), warning signs for domestic violence, differemt types of violence, and lots more.

Wayne Hemingway (R-Claremont) is here talking about his campaign for re-election for Claremont / Croydon, how his first term has been, the Right to Race bill & how that applies to the speedway in Claremont, school funding, County issues, and lots more.

Joe Osgood is here as we talk about putting a copper nail in a tree, lies in politics, county politics, land dispute, 91-a requests, and more.

Dr Larry Schissel (D-Newport) is here talking about his campaign for State Representative, what he does in his retirement from medicine, being part of the Newport community, what sparked him to decide to run, school funding and lots more.

Chris Salmon (D-Acworth) is here discussing his campaign for the open Rep seat for Acworth, Langdon, Lempster, Washington, and Goshen.  We talk school funding, what is an adequate education, why he is running, his work with the Democratic party, contra dancing, glass blowing, the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, and more.

Shannon MacMichael from the Newport Chamber of Commerce was here as we talked about our past weekends, Newport could use a few baseball fields, recreational economy, Shannon is going to Italy, Chamber events coming up, and more.

Wayne and Eddie are here as we take a look at last night's final cruise night of the year, possible crusie at Lake Church next year, words we can't say on the radio, and other stuff as well.

State Representative Terry Spilsbury (R-Charlestown) is here as we talk about his bid for re-election, high property taxes, school funding, legalizing marijuana, county government, cutting donations to non-profits, supporting a sales tax, and more

Sally Bernier, from the Richards Free Library, is here as we talk aboutthe Hale Award this weekend (and everything Sarah Hale), "spooky season", events coming up and more Library talk.